This Gothic-Renaissance house on Masarykovo náměstí takes its name from fish pond builder Josef Štěpánek Netolický, who acquired it by marriage in 1522. After a major reconstruction in 2014-2016, it now houses the Třeboň Fish Pond Heritage Centre with a permanent interactive exhibition on the region's pond-building history and the Golden Canal. The building retains Renaissance wall paintings of the seven liberal arts and a Gothic cellar; the courtyard holds a working model of the pond system. Lectures, workshops and temporary exhibitions take place here regularly.
Masarykovo náměstí 89/I, 379 01 Třeboň
Opening hours follow the event programme
Opening of the AMARCORD exhibition at the Třeboň City Gallery. Vernissage in the historic House of Štěpánek Netolický.
Czech composer and organist Vladimir Franz performs at the historic church in Trebon. A concert blending spiritual depth with his distinctive compositional voice.
Guided tour of an exhibition marking 35 years of the Around Třeboň cycling route.
The great-granddaughter of sculptor Myslbek shares family memories and archival insights into his life and artistic legacy.
A guided exhibition tour with actor Filip Čapek in Třeboň.
An exhibition of three musician-painters – Ivan Mládek, Honza Homola, and Petr Palma – at the House of Štěpánek Netolický. Each artist presents their own unique visual style.